IP proposes to the government to create an intelligence area to attract investments

The COMCE points out that this measure will allow the creation of value, technological advancement and sustainability in the country, as it seeks to proactively attract investments to strengthen the global value chain, which enhances the attractiveness of Mexico in the future.

Susana Duque Roquero, general director of COMCE, points out that FDI is not just a number in a statistic, “it is an engine that drives growth, innovation and competitiveness of our economy.”

In addition to the creation of this investment intelligence area, COMCE has four other lines of action to capitalize on the potential of FDI:
– ensure access to sufficient, competitive and clean energy for companies;
– develop a comprehensive strategy as a country to attract investment to Mexico, especially within the framework of the nearshoring;
– attract greater research and development projects, since the objective is for Mexico to go from being a manufacturing country to a country that generates innovation, and
– guarantee legal certainty and preserve the rule of law to generate trust with investors.

The businessmen highlight that Mexico is the ninth exporting power in the world and that, after four years, the country appears again in the Foreign Investment Confidence Index ranked sixth in emerging markets, by Kearney.

“Among the competitive advantages that Mexico offers for foreign direct investment, the geographical location, the network of treaties and free trade agreements, talent and experience in advanced manufacturing were highlighted during the panel,” he indicates.